St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-12
MINNIE POLLS GLOBULES,

Bank clearings amounted to S533, 256.S2
One new case of diphtheria was reported
yesterday.
Yesterday morning at o'clock the mercury
stood at deg. above zero.
The directors of the newsboys' home will
meet at the West hotel Friday afternoon.
The annual meeting of the clearing house
association will be held to-day or tomorrow
The New York association gives an enter
tainmeEt and dance at CurtiSs hail tonight
Mat Vienering, the stereotyper of the Tri-
bune. will soon lead to the altar Miss Paulina
Dazen.
Mr.. Jo-Jo and Hunn's Georgia minstrels are
attracting large audiences at the dime
museum.
The Crusaders society will celebrate St.
Patrick's day by an entertainment at Har-
monia hall.
Carrie Manverein, the woman reported
missing, has been found and sent to her home
in Wisconsin.
The Guuod club will give a concert at the
West hotel this evening. An attractive pro-
gramme has been arranged
The Minneapolis branch Of the Womau's
Foreign Missionary society meets in quar-
terly session at st. Paul to-day.
The tailor shop of J. n. Priester has been
closed under an attachment, and it is prob
able that he will make an assignment.
special wire will be placed N the Wash
ington rink by the Associated Press. and the
Sullivan-Cardif fight viii be given TO the
world by rounds.
The Minneapolis Jobbers association will
soon give their annual banquet Secretary
Byron says this will be the most recherche
event Of the season.
Mrs. Louisa Higgins died Monday evening.
aged "A years Funeral from her home. -25
Nicollet avenue, this afternoon at 80 o'clock.
1nterment at Lakewood.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Peter Fridell and Dina Olson, Howard 3.
Haur and Lizzie Campbell. Mathew j. Wiener
ing and Paulina Dalzen.
Burglars entered the feed store of q. q
Small, at the corner OF Sixth avenue south
and Fourth street. and cracked the safe. A
gold watch and valuable papers were carried
Off
At Harmonic hall tonight Rev. Father
Cleary, OF kenosha, Wis. will lecture on tenn
peranca The various Catholic temperance
socletles OF Minneapolis and St. Paul will be
present.
Mrs James H. Eye, who has been seriouslv
Ill Tor some time past, has been removed
from the residence at the Jail 10 her new
nome, SJ1 Seventh avenue south. Her con-
oltlon is somewhat better
While at work on the new steel arch hridca
yesterday morning William Egau, a laborer
was badly crushed by bucket of stone drop
ping on him. He was taken TO his home on
Thirteenth avenue south, near Washington.
where he has wife and four children,
Commissioner Smith, chief of the Salvation
army in America, is to arrive TODAY and
Will deliver an address on the Rise and Pro-
gresS OF the Salvation Arm - He lectures
Thursday afternoon at the Y. Nj. c. A. rooms
upon Works and Methods of the Army
Rev. ". H. Coston, of the East side was
given benefit by his friends last night Mt
"a me nall over ITO WASHINGTON Avenue SOUTH
The programme consisted of REGULATIONS.
short addresses and vocal and instrumental
music. The piano used was kindly loaned for
the occasion by Dyer Bros. The hall was
completely filled with an audience composed
OF the best colored people Of he city.
st the meeting the Exposition directors
yesterday morning rouuAe business was
transacted and the board went into execurive
session to consider the matter of securing a
superintendent of the art department OF the
next exposition AT the last meeting some
ln1udlclous reporter gave 100 literal read
ing OF the proceedings which is the Whvness
of the executive session erlay.
]. q. Love, avant courier for John L. snlli-